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Exchange RatesOnline version Grade 11 Economics by dyas rakhmasary 1 The price of the US dollar in terms of other currencies is set by the forces of demand and supply. To what does this statement refer? a an alternative method of trade protection b the determination of the exchange rate in a fixed exchange rate system c the determination of the exchange rate in a floating exchange rate system d the increasing globalisation of international trade 2 The table shows the average exchange rate of the UK pound (£) to the US dollar ($), that is the amount of $ that can be bought with £1. What is a likely effect of this change on the UK economy? a decreased cost-push inflation b decreased current account deficit c increased quantity of imports d increased trade deficit 3 The diagram shows the market for the Chinese yuan (¥) priced in US dollars ($). What could have caused the change in demand for the yuan from D1 to D2? a a decrease in foreign direct investment in China b a decrease in the level of tariffs levied by China on imports c an increase in the buying of yuan by central banks d an increase in the Chinese rate of interest 4 Which factor would cause a country’s exchange rate to fall? a Demand for imports increases b Domestic interest rates rise. c Domestic savings increase. d More tourists visit the country. 5 What would increase the demand for a country’s currency on the foreign exchange market? a a decrease in its inward investment b a decrease in its rate of interest c an increase in its exports d an increase in its import 6 What is an advantage of a floating exchange rate for an economy? a It can correct a current account deficit or surplus. b It creates certainty for firms importing goods. c It increases government control of the economy. d It stops money flows into and out of the economy 7 What is the definition of foreign exchange rate? a the difference between emigration and immigration b the difference between the values of imports and exports c the price of one currency in terms of another d the price of one good in terms of another 8 A country with a fixed exchange rate experiences a balance of payments surplus. Which policy measure will enable it to maintain its exchange rate? a decreasing government borrowing b decreasing government spending c decreasing the interest rate d decreasing the money supply 9 A country with a floating exchange rate experiences a large surplus on the current account of its balance of payments. What is likely to decrease as a consequence? a exports of capital from the country b the level of employment in the county c the prices of imports into the country d the value of the country’s currency 10 A country maintains its foreign exchange rate against the United States dollar, within a narrow but changing band. What is this type of exchange rate? a fixed b floating c managed float d trade-weighted

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by dyas rakhmasary

The price of the US dollar in terms of other currencies is set by the forces of demand and supply. To what does this statement refer?

The table shows the average exchange rate of the UK pound (£) to the US dollar ($), that is the amount of $ that can be bought with £1. What is a likely effect of this change on the UK economy?

The diagram shows the market for the Chinese yuan (¥) priced in US dollars ($). What could have caused the change in demand for the yuan from D1 to D2?

Which factor would cause a country’s exchange rate to fall?

What would increase the demand for a country’s currency on the foreign exchange market?

What is an advantage of a floating exchange rate for an economy?

What is the definition of foreign exchange rate?

A country with a fixed exchange rate experiences a balance of payments surplus. Which policy measure will enable it to maintain its exchange rate?

A country with a floating exchange rate experiences a large surplus on the current account of its balance of payments. What is likely to decrease as a consequence?

A country maintains its foreign exchange rate against the United States dollar, within a narrow but changing band. What is this type of exchange rate?